About This Game You are a lone adventurer in a strange, non-Euclidean world. Gather as much treasure as you can before the nasty monsters get you. Explore about 50 different lands, each with its own unique treasures, enemies, and terrain obstacles. Your quest is to find the legendary treasure, the Orbs of Yendor. Collect one of them to win! Or just ignore your quest and collect smaller treasures.The twist is the unique, unusual geometry of the world: it is one of just few games which takes place on the hyperbolic plane. Witness a grid composed of hexagons and heptagons, straight lines which seem to be parallel, but then they diverge and never cross, triangles whose angles add up to less than 180 degrees, how extremely unlikely is it to reach the same place twice due to practically infinite size of the world (centillions of locations in just 700 steps from the starting point), and how the world seems to be rotated when you do return. All this matters for the gameplay. The game is inspired by the roguelike genre (although in a very minimalist way), works of M. C. Escher, and by puzzle games such as Deadly Rooms of Death.HyperRogue can be played for free from its website. The Steam version adds online achievements, online leaderboards, trading cards, and convenience. Also, as the game is constantly updated, the Steam version includes the newest features, such as new lands with new mechanics, or new game modes -- see Gallery for the current differences. 7aa9394dea Title: HyperRogueGenre: IndieDeveloper:Zeno RoguePublisher:Zeno RogueRelease Date: 16 Jan, 2015 HyperRogue Full Crack [portable] hyperrogue camelot. hyperrogue steam. hyperrogue discussion. hyperrogue download. hyperrogue save. hyperrogue video. hyperrogue reddit. hyperrogue gold apk. hyperrogue app. hyperrogue blog. hyperrogue review. z hyper rogue. hyperrogue app store. hyperrogue orb of yendor. hyperrogue online. archlinux hyperrogue. hyperrogue dungeon. hyperrogue apk. apt hyperrogue. hyperrogue ios. hyperrogue game linux. hyperrogue pure tactics. hyperrogue guide. hyperrogue game. hyperrogue modes. reverse hyper rogue. hyperrogue free. hyperrogue clearing. hyperrogue orbs. hyperrogue lands. hyperrogue gold. hyperrogue source code. hyperrogue compile. hyperrogue github. hyperrogue mouse. astats hyperrogue. hyperrogue linux. hyperrogue princess. hyperrogue trailer. hyperrogue android. hyperrogue ivory tower. zeno rogue hyperrogue. steam hyperrogue guide. hyperrogue tutorial. hyperrogue gameplay. hyperrogue git. hyperrogue youtube. hyperrogue wiki Warning: If you are allergic to the following, do not play this game.HEADACHESFUNFUN-INDUCED HEADACHES. A very original, yet old-school take on the rogue-like genre.Original because the geometry. It is going to confuse the hell out of you at first, but after a while you'll get used to it, and after even more time, you'll start to see what can you do in there; It is a journey in an of it self.Old-school, because it is the old way: turn based; the enemies move when you do. This means a lot of thinking and decision making.The worlds (there is a lot of them) are unique, they all have character: unique enemies, treasure, music, game-mechanics, special items; they all seem very thought out.The music is nice, most (if not all) lands have ther own; and if it is getting repetitive you can always copy some new files to the right folder ;)The gameplay is basic at best, but I don't think it needs more: you click, you move or attack; chess is basicly that and it is good enough :PPro tip for newcommers: only collect 10 of each kind of treasure, otherwise the enemies will overwhelm you so fast you won't see it comming.If you are not sure its worth 5€: check it out on itch.io. There is a free version there which is a few versions behind, but it should be enough to decide.. This is a procedurally generated (hence Rogue) game where instead of a traditional dungeon, you have a headache inducing non-euclidean tile set which scrolls around undeneath you, supported by a camera angle which at first seems tolerable but very quickly makes your stomach start churning, which could be of great assistance to anyone thinking of taking up bulemia as a hobby.Unlike what you might expect in a rogue/hack style RPG, there RPG elements are downplayed, at least early on, in favour of just mucking around with the geometry generation engine and allowing the player to explore and run around a bit. Different game modes are present which is a nice addition.One thing I noticed about the game is that I had it installed for a long time without playing it and the developer updates it regularly, which is really a positive note. Also, while most indy devs are happy to stamp out a 2D pixel platformer, or an RPG Maker asset flip, the developer here is a genuine game developer rather than an opportunistic barista, and does push the boundaries.Unfortunately, combining the fairly low quality graphics, gameplay that, while novel, isn't fun at all, and issues with fullscreen/scaling, the result is a game which is certainly different, but also, not very enjoyable, so it's just too hard for me to try recommend this to other gamers. If I had more than just the choice between thumbs up and thumbs down, I would prefer to put this game in the middle just to salute the developer for trying to be different.. Brilliant and rogue to the core, with tons of neat features. The developer is clearly having fun making the game.. A roguelike game whose defining is non-euclidean, hyperbolic space.At a very early impression you might think, "Oh, that's a neat little additional feature to make the game more complicated." But then you quickly realize that it is completely necessary for every facet of HyperRogue to work the way it does. The game world is seperated into multiple dozens of lands, each of which has its own ruleset, with monsters to kill and treasure to collect. The objective is to collect enough treasure to unlock additional lands, and then eventually find the Orb of Yendor to win. Winning is very difficult, in that as of writing this, fewer than 20 people on Steam have accomplished it, but when you lose, you can pretty easily look back and see the circumstances that lead you to your death.With a few minor exceptions, combat follows the simple rule that you can attack any square adjacent to you to kill an enemy, and they can do the same to you. Navigating the world and attempting to not get surrounded are complicated enough as is.The developer, Zeno Rogue, is very regularly throwing out new updates, including new lands, whenever he gets inspired by a novel idea. For most people, HyperRogue will not have lasting appeal. However, at its price point of $2, and its extremely high levels of novelty, you'd be doing yourself a disservice to not sit down and play with it for an hour. You can also play it for free and/or buy it for Android here. http://www.roguetemple.com/z/hyper/. A fun roguelike game in an infinite, randomly generated, hyperbolic world.A roguelike is a game in the style of the classic game "Rogue" or the more modern game nethack, where the basic actions are to move from the space you're in to another space, or attack a monster in that space. Hyperrogue strips down this gameplay by having most enemies die in one hit and so does the player, and by having few items besides treasure to collect and various single-use magical orbs.The twist here is that rather than being able to move on a square grid, instead a grid of hexagons and heptagons is used, with seven hexagons surrounding each heptagon, and each hexagon surrounded by 3 hexagons and 3 heptagons. Such a grid is only possible in a hyperbolic plane, that is, one with negative curvature.Despite the limitation that almost all enemies die in one hit, as do you, combat is interesting and exciting because the game stops you from moving somewhere that will get you killed next turn. You only die if you are "checkmated", that is, if all availble moves would kill you. The game gets harder as you collect more treasue because more enemies appear.Various different "lands" exist, with different obstacles, different enemies and different treasure. Some areas you can't get to unless you fulfill a particular requirement of treasure collected. The sheer amount of unique areas, and the randomness, means the game is fresh every time.Great!. This game is definitely worth $1.The only action you can take is to move to an adjacent space, possibly killing the monster there. There is no equipment and no stats. This is about as minimalistic as a rogue-like can be, and yet the developer manages to do so much with so little. Each of the ~10 zones feel different and completing the game is a nice challenge.Because you can't accidentally kill yourself due to the turn order (the game stops you from moving in to such a space) you're free to speed through the easier parts of the game. That doesn't mean you can't die though as getting stuck between two enemies (much like checkmating a king in chess) is still fatal and happens way more often than you'd expect. It's a great little mechanic that makes the game both faster and more thoughtful. I do have to say that the hyperbolic geometry is mostly just a gimmick, but it does make it very easy to get lost, which serves the mood of the game fairly well.I would definitely recommend this game.Edit: Version 5.3 added a Euclidean mode which proves that the game does benefit from the hyperbolic geometry more than I thought. (The Euclidean mode isn't as well tuned, but it does highlight a few interesting differences.). HyperRogue is a minimalistic single HP puzzle roguelike. It takes place on a hyperbolic plane which plays host to a multitude of procedurally generated lands. The basic goal is simple: to collect treasure and evade or kill hostile creatures. Quests provide some direction: collecting certain numbers of treasures from various lands will unlock higher land tiers and ultimately the opportunity to collect the Orb of Yendor to win the game. Each land type has unique treasure, enemies, ability orbs, and other mechanics, often exploring a particular facet of hyperbolic geometry. The game is constantly being updated with bug fixes and new content and the developer is very active in the Steam forums.While the rules are simple, they can lead to complicated situations, which makes it perfect for both casual players and those looking for a challenge. Recommended for people who enjoy roguelikes, unique games, or geometry (the latter of which should find a welcome place in the Steam discussions).
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